Telephoto Zoom Lens F8,3/420-800mm T2

For photos from a great distance, you need a telephoto lens with a long focal length.

With a variable focal length from 420 to 800 mm, the DÖRR telephoto lens can be used for many situations. You will always have the perfect angle of view for your wildlife and nature shots, as well as for detailed photos from a great distance.

The setting of the focal length and angle of view - the zooming - is done by moving the distance ring. The sharpness is also adjusted at the same time. This ensures comfortable handling and fast reactions because zooming and focusing can be done with only one ring. With an optional DÖRR T2 adapter the zoom lens can be attached to your camera, no matter if you have an DSLR or a mirrorless system camera.

Let yourself be inspired by the excellent optical performance of this telephoto zoom lens. Look forward to photos rich in detail, with very good sharpness and high colour brilliance. The optical construction and the multilayer coating on the glass lenses enable a very high level of light transmission and prevent blurring caused by mist.

The front filter thread allows you to attach optional photo filters with diameter 67 mm. In the DÖRR accessory range you will find suitable protect filters, UV filters, polarization filters, grey and graduated grey filters. The integrated lens hood prevents unwanted incidence of light.

The robust and durable lens mount is mainly made of metal. The integrated tripod clamp helps to balance the lens and the camera when attached to a tripod. Furthermore, the tripod clamp enables quick changes from landscape to portrait format. Due to the very long focal length and the high magnification, we recommend a stable tripod. Suitable models are optionally available in the DÖRR Webshop.

The telephoto zoom lens comes with a protective pouch and with each one front and rear cap.

This lens has a classic lens construction. The lens must be focused manually, and it has a fixed aperture setting. You can still use your camera's aperture priority exposure mode (A). Your camera detects the amount of light on the camera sensor and controls the appropriate exposure time. Alternatively, you can set the exposure time manually and use the exposure compensation of your camera or the ISO automatic.